Office & Workplace at Manila Electric Company (Meralco)

The office space is wide and clean. The facilities like the break room and the bathrooms are always neat and well stocked. It's always very cold and well lit. The company and its employees keep to its business casual dress code; making the look neat and put together.

We are still retrofitting.

The office was really immersive and did not feel suffocating at all. As for the location, since I am from Rizal, commuting to my workplace was very tedious.

the workplace is nice and they have uniforms that you have to wear for work. you get to have unli coffee and water, free use of microwaves, refrigerators, etc

In my branch, the facilities there are pretty standard. The location of the office was good for my travel time because it was near a bus station that makes my commute more hassle free. They have pretty good uniform and a lenient implementation of casual clothing for employees.

The facilities are amazing.

In stark contrast to the rigid dress code enforced by educational institutions, where strict adherence to prescribed school uniforms is mandatory, Meralco adopted a refreshing approach with no specific dress code. The only requirement was to wear attire that adhered to standards of decency. This newfound sartorial freedom was a breath of fresh air for me, as I relished the opportunity to express my personal style through a diverse array of outfits, a stark departure from the monotony of school uniforms that had left me feeling stifled and yearning for change.

Our company's offices had good ventilation, the facilities are clean, and the location is peaceful. The dress code is always smart casual.

The companys place is always clean and the air condition is just right. The dress code for us is smart casual.

The offices are clean, all facilities are clearly located. The dress code is casual, and uniforms are present.

Very tidy and clean. The ergonomics and structure of the office can make you focus on working.